10th Annual IWL

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Dining

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Italian Dinner Basket

$55

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Dinner and a Show

$170

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Hotel & Breakfast

$340

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Hotel & Breakfast

$110

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Lunch with Kellie Fischer

$225

Kellie Fischer is the Executive Vice President and CFO of the Texas Rangers.

The purchaser of this auction item will get to enjoy a complimentary lunch with Kellie Fischer this summer at a local restaurant. Spend an afternoon getting to know Kellie and learn more about how to be a strong and positive female leader in your business and your community.

Kellie joined the Rangers in 1999 and has been a key player in a number of the Rangers' growth initiatives including the development of an Urban Youth Academy in West Dallas, the development and construction of the Rangers' new Dominican Republic baseball academy, and in the successful opening of Texas Live!, Live! by Loews - Arlington, TX and Globe Life Field. Prior to joining the Rangers, Kellie spent four years at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP in the audit division of the Dallas office. She earned her B.A. in accounting from Baylor University in 1995 and is a Texas CPA. Kellie is a member of The Dallas Assembly, International Women's Forum, an alumna of Leadership Dallas, and the WISE Executive Leadership Institute, a prestigious program offered in partnership with Tuck Executive Education at Dartmouth.

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Mary Kay Set

$95

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Manicure Set

$50

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Lunch with Michael Jacobson

$130

Michael Jacobson is the President & CEO of the Arlington Chamber of Commerce.

The purchaser of this auction item will get to enjoy a complimentary lunch with Michael Jacobson at Mercury Chophouse. Spend an afternoon getting to know Michael and learn more about how to excel in a corporate environment and be a great leader in your business or community.

Michael Jacobson has an extensive corporate background including 1) serving as the director of Intel's Corporate Responsibility Office where he managed Intel's Corporate team in California and Texas leading corporate responsibility programs, philanthropic investments, and public policy, 2) a four-year tenure with the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce as the director of business development, and 3) spending eight years in Washington D.C. holding various positions including assistant to the deputy secretary for management planning and operations for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, special assistant to the Commissioner for the Social Security Administration and special assistant to the Administrator of the Urban Mass Transportation Administration.